[Pro Version] KIWI design VR Cable Management, 6 Packs VR Pulley System Compatible with Quest 3/2/1/Rift S/Valve Index/HTC Vive/Vive Pro/HP Reverb G2/PSVR/PS VR2 Link Cables

As per title, a great addition to make high-end VR experience near-perfect. The difference between the cable running down your back having to drag it around and being basically wireless is night and day. There's nothing really to compare this to (other than hanging your VR set's cable on a ceiling screw). Sure, it doesn't matter as much for a stationary VR, but in full 360 VR it's incomparable. I've forgotten to clip on a single pulley and brushed my shoulder with the cable and gotten angry -- that's how much I'm used to it by now.95% of the time, you forget it's there. It is not frictionless and you will still feel the pull, especially when walking in the very opposite direction when all pulleys and the whole cable needs to follow you (although my setup really makes that the most the cable can extend). And this is an extreme case for a 3mx3m+ play area. Basically, it does what it does really well in almost all cases. I tried both a triangle setup and a line setup and both work fine. I prefer the line simply because I end getting low a lot and that's several pulleys dragging the cable. I used all adhesive hooks on the ceiling to experiment, but one might need way more of them to actually test all sorts of setups.The build quality is excellent, I was really surprised by it given the fairly inexpensive price. The adhesives are really sticky. The wire is very responsive with just the right amount of "stick". The cable doesn't slide in the adjustable loops. The only minor nitpick is that the pulley can "jump" off the hook if you let it go from extended. This only really happens when you take the cable out and let go of the pulley. I don't have the option of leaving my headset hanging from a ceiling, so I have to free 2 pulleys, but it's really easy to do.The number of pulleys is enough, in fact, I basically only use 4 of them and that's having my cable extended almost as far away from PC as it will go. And you can easily swap them between hook anyway if you need to change something. I bought a second set for my other place and just in case I needed any spares (my heart couldn't handle going back to VR with a dragging cable).

The cable to my headset had been twisted when I bought it second hand and it worked for a year but eventually it failed in that twisted part. A combination of general use, getting caught behind my seat when I was getting up and the more common problem of the dog getting tangled in the cable. After discovering the price of a new cable I knew I needed it up out of the way to stop it getting broken again. These are perfect for it! Only using two of them at the moment but will put some more up to get to the centre of the room for standing games. I used the screw hooks which went in easily enough as I knew where the beams above the ceiling are. As most of the time I play flight sims or racing sims I've not had to move about much so don't know how much it will pull on the headset if I play something that needs moving around but I don't see that'll be a problem, you just adjust the lengths and give yourself more slack in the cable.

so on the initial set up I followed the official guidance and set up the triangle with the ring in the middle which then attaches to an additional pulley in the centre. Right of the bat I could feel pulling and tugging, and had the cable catching and wrapping around my head. I was extremely disappointed. However I decided to persevere and play around with some different configurations. I ditched the triangle (as many others have done), went for more of a zig zag and doubled up the pulleys on some of the hooks to add counter weight and less pulling resistance. Eventually got it so that I could play a game that uses my entire3x3 room with very little noticeably pulling at the far corners and no more getting tangled in the wire. I also paired the pull system with the free TurnSignal app on steam, which gives you a visible indicator as to how twisted the wire is and allows you to untwist the wire (by turning around on the spot) without breaking immersion. Overall I'd recommend it, but just beware it will take some trial and error to get it right and you'll probably end up using all of the adhesive hooks on your ceiling during the process of getting it right

The media could not be loaded. This is great and it gives me peace of mind knowing that I won’t step or trip on the cable. One of my worries was potentially damaging my headset or ps5 if the cable gets pulled, but this pulley keeps the cable out of harms way and lets me do a full range of motion without having to worry.The cable retracts smoothly and is quiet. I can crouch and even lay down on the floor. The build quality looks and feels good and I think it will last a good while. I’m glad I got this and only wish I got it sooner!

I added these to my already hanging Pulley system so I actually have 6 + 6 pulley anchors.around 6 were dedicated to keeping it discretely hooked to the ceiling and the rest was in a triangular shape but I felt too much pull so I suspended the triangle on other pulleys so instead of 3 pulling in it was 3 on another 3 giving it more reach.